When did that start slipping? He's not even focused on what's coming out of his mouth as they get away from the people trying to catch him. There's not even an answer to her telling him to not fall off, just a tightening of his arm around her waist to answer that comment. Because in some ways they don't need words to communicate what they mean or are saying. Though his brow does go up when she gets a gun from a side compartment of the motorcycle they're on.

Not that he questions it at all as he takes it and shifts on the seat so he has a clear shot. He doesn't aim to kill either, but to take the hover-motorcycle out. Even on the back, turned awkwardly, he's a good shot and it only takes a couple of shots to get their follower off their tail, spinning into a building behind them. It clears the area behind them, getting people off their tail before they're left with an easy get-out.

Once they're parked he'll slip off the bike easily. Once she's off it, he'll catch her arm and spin her to settle her against the wall. The pin isn't too rough or hard, but his eyes have questions because where did she get this or the bike and the gun. How did she know to come get him. "Thank you for coming to get me, but where did you get all of this?" Bcause that's the first question in a lot of questions he has.